Exclusive scoop on a non-surgeon's surprising role in gall bladder surgeries at a UK hospital!
In a shocking revelation at Walsall hospital, it has come to light that a non-surgeon was involved in the removal of gall bladders. These procedures are typically performed by qualified surgeons, but Surgical Care Practitioners (SCPs) took on the task, raising questions about safety and standards. SCPs usually provide support during surgeries, but the idea of them leading laparoscopic cholecystectomies has sparked controversy. This incident has brought attention to the importance of proper qualifications and oversight in medical procedures.
It said that Surgical Care Practitioners (SCPs) - the staff who play a support role during procedures - should not be performing laparoscopic cholecystectomies ...